Not even close. Most dmb fans I've met are pretty cool. The younger generation of fans maybe, but the 25-35 range is a great group of people. Hipsters are too fucking weird for me to even come close to wanting to have a conversation with.

Not even close. Most dmb fans I've met are pretty cool. The younger generation of fans maybe, but the 25-35 range is a great group of people. Hipsters are too fucking weird for me to even come close to wanting to have a conversation with.

i've been into river city extension for a while. their debut album, "unmistakable man" is great from start to finish. they kind of sound like mumford and sons, but i like this band a lot more. i could even see them getting bigger.

Not even close. Most dmb fans I've met are pretty cool. The younger generation of fans maybe, but the 25-35 range is a great group of people. Hipsters are too fucking weird for me to even come close to wanting to have a conversation with.

What about us over 35 guys? What happened to us at 36? Why the cut-off?

I can see the same thing that happened with MGMT happening to Foster the People. People will play the same few songs over and over and over at parties until they never want to hear another song by them again.

I can see the same thing that happened with MGMT happening to Foster the People. People will play the same few songs over and over and over at parties until they never want to hear another song by them again.

MGMT's first album still hasn't gotten old after two years of listening to it.

The closest thing possible to a Nirvana reunion will take place Sept. 24 on SiriusXM, when Jon Stewart hosts a two-hour Q&A with surviving Nirvana members Dave Grohl and Krist Novoselic and Nevermind producer Butch Vig. SiriusXM will also launch an all-Nirvana channel on Sept. 23 until Sept. 28. [Via Associated Press]

The closest thing possible to a Nirvana reunion will take place Sept. 24 on SiriusXM, when Jon Stewart hosts a two-hour Q&A with surviving Nirvana members Dave Grohl and Krist Novoselic and Nevermind producer Butch Vig. SiriusXM will also launch an all-Nirvana channel on Sept. 23 until Sept. 28. [Via Associated Press]

Whats the point of this? Dave Grohl is in a far more successful band then i think nirvana ever would have been.